HUAAO 7.5” Assisted Opening Push Button Folding Pocket Knife, 2.8” D2 Blade Aluminum Alloy Handles with Pocket Clip and Lanyard Loop for EDC

From knives just like this design from $10-$400, to find at this price point with the parade out of the box functionality, steadiness, sharpness, etc. I was gone away

The media could not be loaded. The Huaao automatic side-opening knife is a standout for its exceptional fit and finish, rivaling knives at much higher price points. It locks up securely, arrives fairly sharp, and features a reliable safety switch. The aluminum frame handle strikes a perfect balance—not too big or too small. Overall, this knife is a fantastic value and a clear winner. If it’s still available, I highly recommend grabbing one. 5/5 stars!

opens quick .very sharp nice grip .its a little hard to push buuton or it would get a 5 ,maybe its just stiff and will loosen up time will tell

Cool but dull

As you can see I have the TR5 ProTech and I love it and I also love this clone, it's a very well made there's a slight amount of blade play but it locks up solid and it fires hard. I highly recommend it and I really really like it. It's going to get a lot of pocket time. it's very sharp I had to touch it up with my DMT Diamond Stone. But I don't like the polished Factory edges, I like it to be an edge with a bite, so I use the course stone. It's a good looking knife has a nice Crusher it's very symmetrical of grinds they also put a nice Stone wash finish so you don't have to worry about scratching it as much. Protech is 300 so For what you're paying you're getting a lot of knife I think it's very well worth it. I'll try to do my review in the next couple of days on jerry don quixote on YouTube channel.

Giving this knife 5 stars because it is easy to use, has a very sharp blade, is well made. I actually purchased 3 of these.

Got this to replace my more expensive BM knife that I gave to my grandson. This does just as well as that knife, and borderline towards the better side. So glad I found a replacement that didn’t cost me a couple of hundred dollars. Love the product.

This knife looks. and feels nice enough....but....the push button mechanism is lacking; it's just inconsistent in it's number-one function; to release the blade. Keep in mind, this is not a high-dollar knife with tiny bearings...no...it's just barely a step-up from your Dad's Old Timer unassisted knife. Yes, I kept it with the hope that eventually it'l loosen up...(oiled it) Final opinion; it is worth the current price.